Denise and Louise discuss how to use quote marks (or speech marks) in writing ... and when not to use them.  Summary of the ShowWhat are quote marks for? Should I use straight or curly quote marks? Should I use single or double quote marks? Where does the closing quote mark go in relation to other punctuation?​ When not to use quote marks

Editing Bites‘How to punctuate dialogue in a novel’: (blog) http://bit.ly/2vYflIf ‘How to punctuate dialogue in a novel’: (video playlist): http://bit.ly/2ZzUCXG ‘Worry-free Writing: how to use quote marks’: http://bit.ly/2ZyTzag

Other ResourcesChicago Manual of Style Penguin Guide to Punctuation New Hart’s Rules

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